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School-Record Five Players Named to Academic All Big 12 Teams

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mens-basketballMANHATTAN, Kan. – A school-record five players were selected to Academic All-Big 12 Teams on Thursday, including four on the First Team, as the league office announced its 26-member all-academic teams.

 

Seniors Austin Budke, Wesley Iwundu and Zach Winter and junior Mason Schoen were named to the league’s 17-member first team, which consists of those student-athletes who have maintained a 3.20 or better GPA. Senior D.J. Johnson was selected to the 9-member second team, which honors student-athletes with a GPA of 3.0 to 3.19.

 

The five Academic All-Big 12 selections surpass the previous high of four honorees in 1999, while four first team picks are the most since having three in 1998. All five received the honor for the first time in their careers.

 

In head coach Bruce Weber’s tenure at K-State, he has now seen 10 student-athletes earn Academic All-Big 12 honors a total of 12 times. The individual honors continue another solid academic year for the Wildcats, as all five selections were among 11 players named to the Fall 2016 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

 

Iwundu, a starter in all 28 games this season, leads the Wildcats in both scoring (12.9 rpg.) and rebounding (6.3 rpg.), while Johnson paces the Big 12 in field goal percentage (61.1) to go with averages of 11.2 points and 5.9 rebounds per game. Budke, a former walk-on who earned a scholarship in January, has seen time in 20 games off the bench this season, while walk-ons Winter and Schoen has seen action in 12 and 11 games, respectively.

 

Budke was recently one of six players named to the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-District 7 Men’s Basketball First Team. He is now eligible for CoSIDA’s Academic All-America team ballot, where first-, second- and third-team All-America honorees will be selected later this month.

 

Nominated by each institution’s director of student-athlete support services and the media relations offices, the academic all-league men’s basketball team consisted of 19 first team members combined with 13 on the second team.  First team members consist of those who have maintained a 3.20 or better GPA, and the second team are those who have a 3.00 to 3.19 GPA.

 

To qualify student-athletes must maintain a 3.00 GPA or higher either cumulative or the two previous semesters and must have participated in 60 percent of his team’s scheduled contests.  Freshmen and transfers are not eligible in their first year of academic residence.  Senior student-athletes who have participated for a minimum of two years and meet all the criteria except percent of participation are also eligible.

 

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TOM GILBERT
Associate Director for Athletics Communications | K-State Athletics

K-State Football to Hold Annual Coaching Clinic

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MANHATTAN, Kan. – The K-State football program will hold its annual coaching clinic at the Vanier Family Football Complex and Bill Snyder Family Stadium April 7-8, to provide coaching staffs with the resources to develop as a coach and mentor to young student-athletes.

 

Open to coaching staffs of all levels from youth league to community college, the clinic will provide participants the opportunity to observe two Wildcat team practices, presentations by K-State coaches and guest speakers, as well as drill demonstration and breakout sessions with the Wildcat coaching staff.

 

Among the featured speakers will be 2015 College Football Hall of Fame inductee and Wildcat head coach Bill Snyder as well as Wildcat coordinators from both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball.

 

Registration is $45 per coach if completed prior to April 1 and $55 per coach thereafter. For more information, including clinic schedules and order forms, visit www.kansasstatefootballcamps.com, contact Kacey Harper at 785-532-5876 or email footballcamps@kstatesports.com.

 

Coming off a 9-4 campaign that was capped with a victory over Texas A&M in the Texas Bowl – the Wildcats’ seven-straight bowl game – Kansas State begins spring practice on March 29, with the Purple/White Spring Game set for April 22.

 

Season tickets for the seven-game 2017 home schedule will go on sale on March 1. Details will be announced in the coming weeks.

 

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 RYAN LACKEY

Asst. Director/Athletics Communications | K-State Athletics

Oklahoma State Rallies to Defeat Kansas State

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wildcatJawun Evans and Leyton Hammonds led Oklahoma State back from a 14-point first-half deficit to defeat Kansas State 80-68 on Wednesday night.

With 6:07 left in the first half, Oklahoma State (19-9, 8-7 Big 12) used a 14-0 run over the next 3:08 to tie the game at 33. An Evans’ 3-pointer as time expired at the half left the Cowboys with a one-point deficit.

Oklahoma State took the lead on a Hammonds layup with 16:03 left in the game. Hammonds finished with 18 points on 7-of-14 shooting and grabbed 10 rebounds. Evans scored a game-high 21 points, making 11 of 12 free throws, and had nine assists. Brandon Averette added 13 points.

The Cowboys outscored the Wildcats 42-29 in the second half.

Wesley Iwundu led the Wildcats (17-11, 6-9) with 21 points, shooting 14 of 17 from the free-throw line, and collecting nine rebounds. Dean Wade scored 11 points.

Jayhawks Clinch Share of Big 12 Title

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jayhawkFrank Mason III scored 20 points, Carlton Bragg provided a big lift off the bench and No. 3 Kansas pulled away in the second half to beat TCU 87-68 on Wednesday night and clinch a share of its 13th consecutive Big 12 championship.

Devonte Graham added 17 points and seven assists, and Bragg and Josh Jackson scored 15 points apiece, as the Jayhawks (25-3, 13-2) cruised to their NCAA-leading 60th conference title.

Their streak dating to coach Bill Self’s second season in Lawrence matches the Division I record of 13 straight league titles UCLA set in the 1960s and ’70s. To put it into perspective, Kansas has not failed to win a share of the Big 12 since the 20-year-old Jackson was 8.

Kansas can clinch the outright title with a victory at Texas on Saturday.

Alex Robinson had 15 points for the Horned Frogs (17-11, 6-9), who have lost four straight and still have never won in Allen Fieldhouse. Jaylen Fisher added 11 points and JD Miller had 10.

K-State Sweeps Athlete of the Week Honors Ahead of Big 12s

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MANHATTAN, Kan. – A school record in the weight throw by Janee’ Kassanavoid and top-five program mark in the shot put by Brett Neelly led to welcomed news for Kansas State prior to the start of the Big 12 Championship meet. K-State’s throwers swept Big 12 Athlete of the Week honors after their performances at the Steve Miller Open, the conference office announced on Thursday.

The accolades mark the first Athlete of the Week honor for both Kassanavoid and Neelly, who became the 13th Wildcat woman and the eighth male to be named Athlete of the Week in the Big 12 era. The Wildcats have now earned the award three times this season, the first coming after newcomer Nina Schultz claimed the honor on February 8 after a dominant display in the pentathlon at the DeLoss Dodds Invitational.

“Both have really worked hard and have been extremely focused over the last couple of weeks,” throws coach Greg Watson said about his athletes’ performances. “Now we are looking for them to carry this momentum into the Big 12 Championship meet and continue to build on their personal bests.”

Kassanavoid broke the meet and school record with a toss of 21.81m/71-06.75 inside Ahearn Field House last week. The mark shattered Loren Grove’s school record (21.41m/70-03) and meet record (21.10m/69-02.75), both of which were set during the 2008 season.

The senior thrower, who entered the competition with the ninth-best mark in weight throw in Division I, now sits in fourth in the nation heading into the Big 12 Championship meet. She also maintained the top spot in the Big 12 with the throw.

Neelly closed out the Steve Miller Open with bang, recording a personal-best throw of 18.58m/60-11.50 in shot put to win the event and move to a tie for fifth place on the school’s all-time list with Andrew Gilliam. The sophomore has now won all of five meets that he has thrown in and he currently holds the second-best mark in the Big 12 behind Kansas’ Nicolai Ceban, who has a season-best throw of 19.85m/65-01.50.

K-State opens competition at the Big 12 Championship on Friday at the Lied Recreation Center in Ames, Iowa. More information on the conference championship can be found on the Big 12 website by clicking here.

For the latest on K-State track and field follow @kstatesports and @KStateTFXC on Twitter or Kansas State Track & Field/Cross Country on Facebook.

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Kansas State women win 20th game, beat No. 16 Oklahoma 79-71

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little basketballsMANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Karyla Middlebrook scored 19 points, Breanna Lewis added 18 and Kansas State held off No. 16 Oklahoma’s late rally for a 79-71 victory on Tuesday night.

Kansas State (20-8, 10-6 Big 12) has 20 wins for the first time since the 2011-12 season, including coach Jeff Mittie’s three seasons with the Wildcats. Oklahoma (21-7, 12-4 Big 12) had its five-game win streak snapped.

Kansas State had a 22-12 lead with 1:48 left in the first quarter, and maintained its double-digit advantage until late in the third quarter. The Sooners used a 15-4 run between the third and fourth quarters to pull to 61-60 with 5:14 to play.

Lewis scored five points, Eternati Willock added four of her 10 points, and the Wildcats stretched their lead to 70-62 with 1:51 left. Oklahoma cut the deficit to six but didn’t’ get closer.

High School Basketball Results

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Tuesday’s Scores
The Associated Press

 

Abilene 63, Chapman 57

Andale 43, Mulvane 25

Anderson County 55, Santa Fe Trail 50

Atchison 63, KC Wyandotte 48

Attica 71, Cunningham 34

Augusta 55, El Dorado 42

Basehor-Linwood 58, Lansing 42

Baxter Springs 80, Columbus 38

Belle Plaine 71, Garden Plain 61

Berean Academy 61, Marion 37

Buhler 69, Winfield 25

Burlingame 78, West Franklin 39

Central Plains 64, Ellinwood 32

Coffeyville 53, Labette County 46

Council Grove 60, Burlington 48

Derby 63, Hutchinson 53

DeSoto 57, Louisburg 40

Galena 32, Pittsburg Colgan 31

Gardner-Edgerton 56, Paola 44

Goddard-Eisenhower 75, Andover Central 59

Goessel 58, Udall 39

Haven 38, Halstead 37

Hays 48, Dodge City 39

Hays-TMP-Marian 57, Plainville 55

Horton 50, Valley Falls 40

Hugoton 69, Lakin 34

Humboldt 63, Cherryvale 58

Jefferson North 65, Jackson Heights 49

Jefferson West 54, Hiawatha 47

Larned 60, Lyons 55

Lawrence Free State 58, SM West 37

Liberal 65, Garden City 58

Manhattan 61, Junction City 31

Marysville 54, Wamego 47

Nemaha Central 61, Perry-Lecompton 50

Ness City 60, Dighton 40

Newton 73, Maize 56

Nickerson 47, Kingman 45

Northeast-Arma 49, Altoona-Midway 19

Norton 53, Hill City 47

Olpe 61, Chase County 53

Ottawa 58, Eudora 47

Palco 51, Natoma 45

Pike Valley 51, Rock Hills 42

Pratt 52, Hoisington 41

Royal Valley 34, Atchison County 31

Sabetha 40, Holton 27

Salina Central 69, Salina South 53

Salina Sacred Heart 54, Ellsworth 47

Shawnee Heights 60, Topeka Seaman 59

SM East 62, Lawrence 56

Southeast Saline 63, Republic County 48

St. James Academy 48, BV West 36

St. John 71, Otis-Bison 39

Sterling 55, Hesston 50

Tonganoxie 62, Bonner Springs 44

Topeka 56, Emporia 47, OT

Topeka Hayden 66, Topeka West 43

Troy 76, Wetmore 40

Van Horn, Mo. 50, Heritage Christian 48

Washburn Rural 66, Highland Park 57

Washington County 57, Centralia 49

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Abilene 42, Chapman 23

Andale 50, Mulvane 33

Anderson County 37, Santa Fe Trail 23

Andover Central 48, Goddard-Eisenhower 40

Atchison 63, KC Wyandotte 48

Augusta 54, El Dorado 21

Baldwin 54, Spring Hill 46

Beloit 48, Smith Center 25

Berean Academy 35, Marion 20

Burlington 40, Council Grove 37

BV West 50, St. James Academy 37

Caney Valley 52, Fredonia 35

Central Burden 44, Oxford 36

Central Plains 69, Ellinwood 26

Centralia 73, Washington County 61

Chanute 37, Parsons 33

Clifton-Clyde 53, Valley Heights 44

Columbus 46, Baxter Springs 42

Conway Springs 54, Douglass 27

Cunningham 45, Attica 31

Derby 54, Hutchinson 23

Dighton 59, Ness City 27

Doniphan West 57, Onaga 21

Elkhart 49, Johnson-Stanton County 27

Ellsworth 40, Salina Sacred Heart 28

Emporia 50, Topeka 29

Erie 56, Neodesha 53

Flinthills 50, Hartford 32

Frontenac 53, Southeast 32

Galena 37, Pittsburg Colgan 29

Garden Plain 58, Belle Plaine 11

Girard 61, Riverton 27

Goessel 50, Udall 37

Golden Plains 55, Northern Valley 30

Hanover 69, Linn 40

Haven 41, Halstead 26

Hays 42, Dodge City 38

Hoisington 47, Pratt 22

Holton 51, Sabetha 39

Hoxie 65, Colby 33

Hugoton 90, Lakin 32

Humboldt 77, Cherryvale 50

Hutchinson Central Christian 40, Elyria Christian 32

Independence 43, Fort Scott 40

Ingalls 60, Satanta 37

Jefferson North 44, Jackson Heights 38

Jefferson West 48, Hiawatha 40

Kapaun Mount Carmel 56, Wichita East 40

KC Piper 78, KC Bishop Ward 37

Kingman 48, Nickerson 26

Labette County 70, Coffeyville 22

Lakeside 44, Logan 35

Lansing 51, Basehor-Linwood 26

Lawrence 63, SM East 20

Lawrence Free State 52, SM West 33

Liberal 52, Garden City 43

Louisburg 34, DeSoto 31

Lyndon 35, Central Heights 25

Lyons 50, Larned 42

Madison/Hamilton 56, Crest 41

Maize 39, Newton 36

Maize South 57, Andover 51

Manhattan 73, Junction City 25

Maranatha Academy 35, KC Christian 23

Marysville 55, Wamego 53

McPherson 56, Circle 48

Moundridge 61, Solomon 28

Nemaha Central 51, Perry-Lecompton 35

Northeast-Arma 55, Altoona-Midway 19

Norton 49, Hill City 22

Oakley 43, Ellis 38

Olathe East 39, Leavenworth 31

Olathe Northwest 55, SM Northwest 48

Olathe South 59, SM North 32

Olpe 46, Chase County 24

Osawatomie 49, Prairie View 48

Osborne 39, Victoria 28

Ottawa 63, Eudora 59

Palco 40, Natoma 34

Pembroke Hill, Mo. 70, Veritas Christian 50

Pike Valley 39, Rock Hills 12

Pleasanton 41, Oswego 39, OT

Quinter 59, Trego 37

Rawlins County 42, Cheylin 23

Remington 55, Fairfield 41

Republic County 44, Southeast Saline 38

Riley County 59, Silver Lake 44

Rolla 44, Syracuse 20

Rose Hill 63, Wichita Collegiate 42

Rossville 58, Frankfort 48

Royal Valley 50, Atchison County 46

Russell 52, Minneapolis 18

Salina Central 60, Salina South 39

Scott City 47, Goodland 38

Smoky Valley 55, Hillsboro 48

South Barber 60, Pratt Skyline 20

South Central 53, Minneola 30

Southern Coffey 43, Uniontown 42

St. John 49, Otis-Bison 30

St. John’s Beloit-Tipton 50, Bennington 36

St. Thomas Aquinas 52, Blue Valley 34

Sterling 52, Hesston 33

Stockton 66, Phillipsburg 37

Sublette 63, Moscow 25

Tonganoxie 45, Bonner Springs 36

Topeka Hayden 66, Topeka West 55

Topeka Seaman 34, Shawnee Heights 24

Valley Center 44, Goddard 35

Valley Falls 50, Horton 24

Wabaunsee 58, St. Mary’s 26

Washburn Rural 62, Highland Park 41

Waverly 57, Northern Heights 33

Wellington 48, Clearwater 19

Wellsville 45, Iola 31

West Elk 48, Eureka 41

Wetmore 30, Troy 25

Wichita Campus 44, Arkansas City 37

Wichita Heights 62, Wichita Southeast 60

Wichita Independent 37, Chaparral 25

Wichita Northwest 67, Wichita North 28

Wichita South 56, Wichita West 43

Wichita Trinity 45, Medicine Lodge 42

Winfield 44, Buhler 33

Yates Center 38, Chetopa 30

Rough Night for Junction City Blue Jay and Lady Jay Basketball

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bbbbThe Manhattan Indians ( 15-4 ) used a 9-0 run midway through the second quarter to open up a 15-point halftime lead over Junction City and then moved on to a 61-31 boys basketball victory over the Blue Jays at Shenk Gym.

Junction City ( 4-15 )  had trailed by 10 points in the second quarter but then the Blue Jays used their own 6-0 run to get within four at 18-14. After a timeout the Indians reclaimed control of the game.

After the contest Junction City coach Nate Schmitt noted the Blue Jays just shoot themselves in the foot many times. “We were down 18-14 and we had 13 turnovers in the game.” Elijah Gardner had 13 points for Junction City while Trevor Hudgins scored 13 for the Indians.

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In the girls varsity game Manhattan jumped out to a 23-1 lead after the first quarter and went on to win 73-25.

Manhattan ( 18-1 ) got 20 points from Christiana Carr and 14 from Taylor Johnson. Ally McKenzie led Junction City ( 3-16 ) with six points.

Junction City teams host Washburn Rural Friday night.

K-State Hosts Underwood, Oklahoma State Wednesday

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GAME 28
OKLAHOMA STATE (18-9, 7-7 Big 12)
AT KANSAS STATE (17-10, 6-8 Big 12)
Wednesday, February 22, 2017 >> 6:05 p.m. >> Bramlage Coliseum (12,528) >> Manhattan, Kan.

TICKETS
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$15 (GA/bench), $35 (chairbacks)
Wildcat 4-Pack: $50 (4 bench/GA)
$10 (12+group)

COACHES
Kansas State: Bruce Weber (Wis.-Milwaukee ’78)
Overall: 409-219/19th season
At K-State: 96-64/5th season
vs. Oklahoma State: 8-4 (4-0 at home)

Oklahoma State: Brad Underwood (Oklahoma State ‘86)
Overall: 107-23/4th season
At Oklahoma State: 18-9/1st season
vs. Kansas State: 0-1 (0-0 on the road)

PROJECTED STARTING LINEUP
Kansas State (17-10, 6-8 Big 12)
G: #3 Kamau Stokes (12.3 ppg., 4.3 apg.)
G: #5 Barry Brown (12.3 ppg., 3.3 rpg.)
G: #25 Wesley Iwundu (12.6 ppg., 6.2 rpg.)
F: #32 Dean Wade (9.8 ppg., 4.8 rpg.)
F: #4 D.J. Johnson (11.4 ppg., 5.8 rpg.)

Oklahoma State (18-9, 7-7 Big 12)
G: #1 Jawun Evans (18.2 ppg., 5.9 apg.)
G: #13 Phil Forte (13.8 ppg., 2.4 rpg.)
F: #23 Leyton Hammonds (7.3 ppg., 4.7 rpg.)
F: #30 Jeffrey Carroll (17.7 ppg., 6.6 rpg.)
F: #41 Mitchell Solomon (5.4 ppg., 5.0 rpg.)

INSIDE THE SERIES
Overall: K-State leads 79-52 (series began in 1922)
In Big 12 era: Oklahoma State leads 17-12 (5-7 on the road)
In Manhattan: K-State leads 39-15 (last meeting – 1/23/2016)
Current Streak: K-State, 2
Last Meeting: K-State, 96-88, in Stillwater, Okla., on 1/18/2017
Weber vs. Oklahoma State: 8-4 (4-0 at home)
Weber vs. Underwood: 1-0 (0-0 at home)

GAME 28 – QUICK HITTERS
· Kansas State (17-10, 6-8 Big 12) returns home on Wednesday, as the Wildcats welcome former player and coach Brad Underwood and his Oklahoma State Cowboys (18-9, 7-7 Big 12) to Bramlage Coliseum for an 8 p.m., tip on ESPNU with Clay Matvik and Tim Welsh on the call.

· Underwood played two seasons at K-State (1984-86) for the legendary Jack Hartman then returned in 2006 for a 6-year run on the coaching staffs of head coaches Bob Huggins and Frank Martin, where he helped the Wildcats to a 140-66 (.680) record and 6 postseason appearances.

· With just 4 regular-season games remaining, K-State continues to jockey for both Big 12 Championship seeding and postseason opportunities, as the Wildcats are one of 8 Big 12 schools with at least 17 wins. The team sits at No. 33 in the ESPN BPI and No. 57 in the NCAA RPI rankings.

· K-State leads the series with Oklahoma State, 79-52, and is looking to sweep the season series for the first time since 2012 after posting its first win at Gallagher-Iba Arena in 5 years with a 96-88 victory on Jan. 18.

· K-State snapped a 3-game losing streak on Saturday with a last-second 64-61 win at Texas, as senior D.J. Johnson was able to collect sophomore Kamau Stokes’ miss and hoist up the decisive shot before being fouled by Kendal Yancy with 1.3 seconds remaining. The win helped the team sweep the season series from the Longhorns for the first time since 2013.

· The win gave K-State 6 victories away from home, including 5 true road wins and 3 Big 12 road wins, which is the most in all 3 categories since the 2012-13 season when the team posted 10 victories away from home, 7 true road wins and 6 road wins in league play.

· Defense has been a key element in the Wildcats’ success, as the team moved to 12-0 when holding an opponent to 65 points or less, including 4-0 in Big 12 play. K-State is holding foes to just 61 points in its 17 wins, including 67.3 points in its 6 Big 12 victories.

· K-State is now 83-24 under head coach Bruce Weber when holding an opponent to 69 points or less, including 14-2 this season.

· Senior Wesley Iwundu led the Wildcats in 3 categories against Texas with 16 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists. He has registered double-digit points in a career-best 10 straight games. Sophomores Barry Brown (15) and Kamau Stokes also added double figures, as Stokes ran his double-digit scoring streak to 17 games, the most by a Wildcat since Jacob Pullen rattled off 20 consecutive double-figure scoring games in 2010-11.

· The Wildcats are 11-4 at home venues this season, including 10-4 at Bramlage Coliseum. The team has lost 3 straight at home and are looking to snap its longest home skid since dropping 5 in a row in 2000.
THE OPPONENT: OKLAHOMA STATE (18-9, 7-7 BIG 12)
· Oklahoma State enters Wednesday’s game with an 18-9 record and a 7-7 mark in Big 12 play after sweeping rival Oklahoma on Saturday for the first time since 2004… The Cowboys have won 8 of their last 9 games, including 3 straight.

· OSU is 8-5 away from home, including 6-4 in true road games and 4-3 in Big 12 road tilts.

· The Cowboys are averaging 86.1 points on 46.8 percent shooting, including 40.5 percent from 3-point range, on the season with 36.6 rebounds, 14.7 assists, 8.2 steals and 3.1 blocks per game… They are allowing foes 77.7 points per game on 47 percent shooting, including 34.6 percent from beyond the arc… The team is shooting a Big 12-best 77.3 percent from the free throw line.

· OSU possesses 3 of the Top 15 scorers in the Big 12, including sophomore Jawun Evans (18.2 ppg./2nd), junior Jeffrey Carroll (17.7 ppg./3rd) and senior Phil Forte (13.8 ppg./11th)… All 3 are in the Top 15 in free throw percentage led by Forte’s league-best 94.9 percentage… Evans is 2nd in both assists (5.8 apg.) and steals (2.0 spg.), while Forte is 2nd in 3-point field goals made (2.7) and Carroll is 3rd in 3-point field goal percentage (44.6) and 4th in field goal percentage (54.5) .

· Oklahoma State is led by first-year head coach Brad Underwood, who has a 107-23 overall record in his 4th season… He led Stephen F. Austin to an impressive 89-14 record and 3 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances from 2013-16.

BREAKING DOWN THE SERIES
· This will be the 132nd meeting between the schools with K-State holding a 79-52 advantage in a series that dates to 1922.

· OSU leads the series, 17-12, in the Big 12 era, including 17-9 mark in regular-season meetings.

· K-State has a 39-15 record at home in the series, including wins each of the last 5 meetings.

· Since losing 11 of its first 13 meetings with the start of Big 12 play in 1997, the Wildcats have posted a 10-6 record against the Cowboys since 2010, including a 5-1 record at home… K-State has not swept the season series since the 2011-12 season.

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